LEARN MORE ABOUT REAL ESTATE IN BELLEVILLE AND THE BELLEVILLE COMMUNITY

ABOUT BELLEVILLE

Belleville, Ontario, nestled along the shores of the picturesque Bay of Quinte, exudes a unique charm and character that captivates residents and visitors alike. As one of the principal urban centers in the Bay of Quinte region, Belleville offers a harmonious blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and modern amenities.

The city's rich history dates back to its founding in the late 18th century, evolving from a small settlement known as Meyer's Creek into the vibrant community it is today. Named Belleville in the early 19th century, the city flourished thanks to its strategic location along major transportation routes and its diverse economy, which encompassed industries such as manufacturing, agriculture, and shipping.

Belleville's economy remains robust and diverse, with sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, education, and tourism driving growth and prosperity. The city is home to various manufacturing facilities, educational institutions like Loyalist College, and healthcare providers such as Belleville General Hospital, all contributing to its economic vitality and resilience.

Beyond its economic prowess, Belleville boasts a wealth of attractions and amenities that cater to a wide range of interests. The downtown area is a hub of activity, with its historic architecture, boutique shops, restaurants, and cultural venues inviting exploration and discovery. Waterfront parks and trails along the Bay of Quinte provide opportunities for outdoor recreation, including boating, fishing, and leisurely strolls, while events and festivals throughout the year celebrate the city's heritage, arts, and community spirit.

Transportation infrastructure plays a crucial role in Belleville's connectivity and accessibility. Highway 401, a major east-west corridor, runs through the city, providing convenient access to nearby urban centers and facilitating the movement of goods and travelers. Additionally, VIA Rail and bus services offer public transportation options, while the Belleville Airport serves private and charter flights, ensuring seamless connectivity within the region and beyond. In essence, Belleville, Ontario, stands as a beacon of vitality, offering a harmonious blend of past and present, nature and culture, making it a cherished destination for residents and visitors alike.

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GREG'S BELLEVILLE HOT SPOTS

Restaurants:

• Bellecourt Place
• Hofbräuhaus Belleville
• The Abbey Espresso Bar & Café
• Artigiano Italian Bistro & Bar
  

Golf Courses:

• Belk Park Golf Course
• Stonewolf Golf Club
• Far Oaks Golf Club

Recreation:

• Golfing
• Parks and Trails Exploration
• Cultural and Historical Exploration

Schools: 16

Libraries: 1

Primitive Designs - Highway 401

Downtown Core  - Multiple Shops

Home Hardware / Farmers Market

Pools: 5
Arenas: 4
Parks: 6
Golf Courses: 3

Conservation Areas

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905-924-1512